Count basie –

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After Basie and his band sailed out of Kansas City in the mid-'30s, presenting to the world a light, fantastic 4/4, a new rhythmic paradigm was born. Columbia was Basie's recording studio home for much of the '30s and '40s, when many of his milestone recordings were made. Interspersed with tracks by Basie and band are some exceptional small group sides, plus a friendly skirmish with Duke Ellington in a classic battle of the bands. Highlights include performances by Lester Young and Coleman Hawkins, among others.

Country of Pressing	US
Artist	Count Basie
Released	1996
Music Genre	Blues and Pop / Rock
Label	SONY
Condition	New
UPC	074646496626
SKU	al-074646496626

1.1 One O'Clock Jump
1.2 Lester Leaps in - Count Basie's Kansas City Seven
1.3 9:20 Special
1.4 Oh, Lady Be Good - Jones-Smith Incorporated
1.5 Goin' to Chicago Blues - Basie's Bad Boys
1.6 Red Bank Boogie
1.7 Dickie's Dream - Count Basie's Kansas City Seven
1.8 Miss Thing (PTS.1 ; 2)
1.9 Tickle Toe
1.10 How Long, How Long Blues
1.11 Broadway - Count Basie ; His Orchestra C
1.12 Rock-A-Bye Basie
1.13 Blow Top
1.14 Let Me See
1.15 Taxi War-Dance
1.16 Moten Swing
1.17 Jumpin' at the Woodside - the Count Basie ; Duke Ellington Orchestras